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Gravatar permits X-rated photos as avatars (sites can exclude them, as well as R- and PG-13-rated ones, from display). As such, it's not particularly surprising that Websense blocks it - they're notoriously trigger-happy.

Judging by the clues in Welbog's answer, it looks like he's got a January 1 deadline for something that he doesn't think is possible. Maybe he'll be back after that. (Or maybe he'll be fired and be here a lot!)
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mmyersDec 23 '09 at 22:41